Other Works
- Iain Banks' novel The Bridge (1986)
- Ernest Hemingway's 1940 novel For Whom the Bell Tolls, concerning the destruction of a bridge by guerrillas during the Spanish Civil War
- Bridges TV Cable TV station seeking to "bridge" Middle East and West.
- In Chinese and other East Asian ivory carvings the arch of the tusk with the central portion upward suggests naturally a bridge, and often a bridge is a central cultural element when a large sculpture is formed from a single tusk.
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